Since this was built for a film camera, would the equivalent range for a cropped sensor like the A77ii be about 50-140?
20820
Your camera has an APS-C crop sensor so you need to multiply 1.5 times the focal length giving you 105-315mm equivalent focal length to 35mm film camera.
20821
Not the same range. A smaller sensor gives you more telephoto and less wide angle. I am sure there is a conversion somewhere.
20822
The A77ii has a 1.5 X crop factor so the lens on this camera will act like a 105mm-315mm. I think the opposite to what you are suggesting.
20823
Hi, thanks question. Perhaps it seems to be a range of much that. Thanks in advance.
272187
The A7ii is a full frame camera, so the sensor is larger than the sensor for which the SEL35f18 was designed. There should be a "crop mode" in the A7ii that will crop the image to only use the central region over which this lens is designed to be used. To avoid this issue, you need to buy "full frame" lenses that fill the entire image (e.g.http://store.sony.com/sonnar-t-fe-35mm-f2.8-za-full-frame-e-mount-prime-lens-zid27-SEL35F28Z/cat-27-catid-All-Alpha-NEX-Lenses)
1347625
Cannot say from my experience, as I shoot on an APS-C sensor camera. But, check this out:http://www.flickr.com/groups/1464501@N22/discuss/72157627593349082/
1278458
No, it is a dt lens which means it is for crop sensors. The a7 is a full frame. On top of that the the a7 uses the e-mount and this is an a-mount meaning it would also require an adapter to work properly.
299448
Yes. It works extremely well, but on a crop sensor camera the lens is equivalent to a 136mm lens. Stepping down to f/1.8 creates phenomenal bokeh. I think you would be very pleased with the lens if you bought it. Just keep in mind the 136mm equivalent on a 1.6x sensor.
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Yes however you just take into account the 1.6 crop factor on the sensor. Your actual depth of field is not f4 but f (4*1.6) and the reach is around 480 mm. Also iso is affected. It takes a lot of conversion to get full frame quality images but its possible
1107062
The 18-55mm SAM II is made for APS-C sensors, so you will get a sensor crop (APS-C area on the full frame A7 at the correct focal length) or a lot of vignetting if you use the whole sensor. The 55-200mm should behave the same way. The 50mm 1.8 is made for APS-C. The 1.4 is made for full frame and will send light to the whole sensor.
70515
Depends if you have a cropped sensor or full size sensor, but it will give you a slightly telephoto view. If you have a cropped sensor type camera this will give you 136mm at f 1.8, not bad. I have a 50mm but seem to use this lens more.
2165327
The 15-85 is specifically designed for crop sensors; the 17-40 can be used on both crop and full frame, but using it on crop sort of wastes where it really shines as an ultra-wide on full frame. I've used both on a crop sensor DSLR, and I vastly prefer the 15-85's usefulness, especially the IS and range. It is as sharp as any midrange L zoom on crop sensor.
2037229
I believe the 70d is a crop-sensor, so it would give you the full-frame equivalent of 56mm.
1919511
That would depend on what camera it was mounted to, if not a full frame sensor the lens would be more like 120 mm. Any vball venue I have shot really doesn't allow enough room for the length lens. It is how ever a great lens fast and tack sharp.
117662
Yea, fs700 is super 35mm, so the field of view won't be the same as a full frame sensor but the lenses will work.
2271204
Yes this will be right around normal on a crop sensor. On my full frame its a little bit wide, like a Leica field camera from the film days - gives a bit more background which is great for story telling. This has become my go to lens on the Canon 6D full frame.
617650
Yes, it works perfectly on the a77ii. I had a large gathering for Thanksgiving. I set my camera up on a tripod in the back of a pickup to get a better perspective than eye level, and set this intervalometer to snap a picture every three seconds for five minutes while I tried to organize everyone for a group shot. I got several good group shots but even better candids of everyone while they were organizing.
199708
I believe so, although it would be effectively 56-128mm as the Rebel has a crop sensor.
1309017
Yes. It won't show the full coverage of 180º, of course, because of the "cropped" sensor, but it will have a wide view and a bit of the characteristic curvature of straight lines near the edges.
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Most reviews I have seen give the 11-16 a bit of an advantage in image quality, especially at f/4. The range of 12-24 would be an advantage to me.